Wednesday, December 20, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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1:31 PM
Not a fan of the man in the jolly red suit?
Well this bus driver wasn't allowed to wear his hat - though after a bit of a fight he "won the right". And this school district just out-n-out told the kids that Santa isn't real.
Stupid Grinches... whatever happened to the fun of being a kid at Christmastime?
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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11:20 AM
Since I happen to be mustering at the MuscleHead Studios West this week, I'm in a time zone that is allowing me to get in touch with the left coast and some of its unique struggles...
Like the "Abuela" who decided to send her infant grandson through the baggage security x-ray machine. Even though there were signs everywhere, the Los Angeles Times pointed out the real problem - she just no habla Ingles.
¿No tiene la mujer ningún concepto de necesidad de asimilar a la cultura americana? ¡Y para el amor de Pete con todas las exigencias multilingües tenemos en este estado, California, usted pensaría que alguien habría sido capaz de decir que la mujer, "no fríe profundamente a su nieto!"
¿También me pregunto si ella era ilegal?
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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10:39 AM
Well one can always hope...
And lest the crazy "anti-violence" lefties misunderstand, I'm speaking rhetorically.
By the way has anyone noticed that Hillary never looks the person she's talking to in the eye? Any idea why? Does that mean anything? Is there something to that?
For instance - like in this clip:
Hey, "WANDER EYES" look over here, over here... its kinda creepy don't you think?
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Posted by:
Kevin McCullough
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10:16 AM
The crazed leader who just took a thumping in his elections yesterday, has revved up the rhetoric louder than ever. One has to wonder why not many are reporting the continued insanity he utters.
As I reported yesterday, there is significant reason to believe that Iran is now on a timeline of roughly four months to nuclear weaponry. Today Iran is making the claim that they are a "nuclear power."
There is more that should be done. Unfortunately the recently elected "Class of the Crash Dummies" and the work of Surrender Monkeys Inc. are leaving us with a very non-defined, and vulnerable path for the future.
So why wouldn't little Adolf attempt to blot out America, Britain, and Israel if given the chance?
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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12:23 AM
How did you plummet to third place and make it look so easy? Boring? Yep!
But here's how you change all of that. Have your production team tape Shep Smith on FOX NEWS CHANNEL for two weeks. WATCH every broadcast. Observe the pacing, witty writing, tremendous story selection, and the sense of style and humor that he has in the whole thing.
Forget about Charlie and Brian... they're beating you in the "old school" way of doing things. But if you can humble yourself to learn a little bit about what the next generation in news viewers are looking for - you might be able to turn this long slog to third place into a move that looks brilliant.
(Hey, I tried...)
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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12:01 AM
This "Horned Frog" moment provided for Jerry T., and Charles F., the two biggest TCU fans I know...
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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11:28 PM
Even though it's projected to open in 2011, I'll be shocked if it is open by 2015. Nevertheless the sight of construction workers, politicians, businessmen and women, and everyday New Yorkers passing by watching the Freedom Tower begin to be erected is a holy and solemn thing...
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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10:04 PM
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Posted by:
Kevin McCullough
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9:35 PM
Yes I know its silly, shoot me...
Big hat-tip to Allah who found it, and I agree with him the effects on this are incredible for amateurs...
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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8:51 PM
If you missed Dean Barnett's post this morning on the DEM candidates and their chances on making it to the dance then you must not miss it now. I didn't really see anything in the entire piece that I disagreed with. I think he is accurate in naming Obama the frontrunner and his observations about Hillary's organizational strength is also right on.
Unfortunately for Hillary fans - so is his assessment of her negatives... which for now make her very un-Bill-like and that will be the 1000lb anchor she may not be able to remove from around her neck.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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6:27 PM
Bravo to the judge who threw out the 10 year sentence for a woman who used to "rent" her daughter to a pervert in Granite City Illinois for $20 a pop. The judge threw out the sentence for being too lenient. The mother was found guilty of sometimes even holding the girl down while the perv did his business.
Here's my suggestion for her actual sentencing:
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Posted by:
Kevin McCullough
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5:50 PM
I can't put my finger on it just yet - but this teaser preview story from The Nation stinks to high heaven. Supposedly more than 1000 active duty troops, officers and enlisted are about to go public with a petition to call for the withdrawal of troops.
Having just witnessed a phenomenal event - the graduation excercises for the 04-07 Officer Candidate class at Pensacola Naval station - I can certainly draw one conclusion of every single person that participated in the "active duty dissention petition" - they are NOT good soldiers, sailors, airman, or marines.
They belittle the service of the hundreds of thousands who are doing what they should, perform their duties in service to their grateful nation.
I expect that Michelle, Hugh, and many others will unearth significant "developments" as this list becomes public and we get a better idea of who signed off on this treason. All I can say for now is... don't believe them and don't trust them. They are not good soldiers, and they are not great Americans.
My thoughts and prayers tonight go to those who fight the fight for our freedom - and do so under the terms of their oaths of office, and as a grateful citizen I pray for their safety and safe return home to their families and loved ones.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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5:19 PM
Of course as happy as I am that Romo has made the Pro-Bowl, I don't give two hoots about it if he doesn't get us into the playoffs and WIN!
Still its a nice honor for him so good job... Some stalker at YouTube made this:
And I was just alerted to a most hilarious blog, that is "reportedly" the property of Drew Bledsoe. Whether its him or not - I don't care, it is very, very funny...
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Posted by:
Kevin McCullough
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3:17 PM
I spent considerable time in my new book MuscleHead Revolution: Overturning Liberalism with Commonsense Thinking expounding on the idea that liberals are far less compassionate than conservatives.
Liberals tend to get the positive press for bringing up the issue of the suffering of the impovrished. Yet it is church going conservatives who give the lion's share of most compassionate giving in the U.S. today.
Now Bono is finding out just how true my book is. The DEMS are stiffing him of the funding that President Bush had designated for AIDS relief in southern Africa.
Don't be fooled, liberals are only liberal with other people's money. Conservatives are voluntarily compassionate with the funds they contribute even AFTER the government has swiped its share.
Read the book, you'll learn a lot. (Plus it makes a GREAT Christmas gift.)
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
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Kevin McCullough
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2:03 PM
I know that the American media machine seems to insist upon ignoring Adolf-a-dinejhad's nearly daily utterences that Israel and America will soon no longer exist unless they convert to Islam, but for the first time - thanks to this little item - we can now see some sort of timeline developing:
Jerusalem - Iran reportedly told Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh that Hamas should "wait quietly" for a dramatic Iranian announcement that is coming in a few months, the Hebrew daily Ma'ariv reported. The Iranians also told Haniyeh to lower Hamas' profile and calm the situation, the report said. Haniyeh met with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad 11 days ago and received promises of economic aid and military cooperation as well as millions of dollars in cash. In four months, Iran is going to issue a statement that will dramatically change the strategic balance in the Middle East, the paper quoted Iranian officials as saying. The head of the Israel's Mossad (secret service) Meir Dagan was quoted as telling Israeli lawmakers on Monday that Ahmadinejad wants to have "3,000 centrifugal processors in bunkers by March 2007." The centrifuges enrich uranium, which can be used as fuel for a nuclear reactor but also is a key ingredient in the production of nuclear bombs. Experts here have warned that if Iran does acquire nuclear capability, it could then pursue its religious goal of spreading the Islamic revolution throughout the Middle East.
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